Religious Life
With over fifty houses of worship, Vero Beach has a very participatory and community driven religious community. New to religion? Well no problem, Vero Beach's religious communities are known for their openness and welcoming attitudes. Below are just some of the options of worship available.
Vero Beach Annual Prayer Breakfast
Each March the faithful of Vero Beach regardless of faith gather to share a communal breakfast together at the Indian River fairgrounds and pray for the wellbeing of our community. This breakfast is attended by 2500 residents.
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Each March the faithful of Vero Beach regardless of faith gather to share a communal breakfast together at the Indian River fairgrounds and pray for the wellbeing of our community. This breakfast is attended by 2500 residents.
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Catholic Churches
Vero Beach is home to three Catholic Churches. St. Helen, pictured above is located in central downtown Vero Beach. St. John of the Cross is located in the western corridor of town. Finally, Holy Cross is located on the barrier Island. St. Helen, pictured above has a congregation of over 3000 and it's annual St. Helen's Harvest Festival brings an average of 30,000 communities members together in a county fair setting that is put on by parishioners.
Baptist Churches
Vero Beach is home to over 20 Baptist churches which provide for great variety when moving and seeking out your future church community. Kings Baptist Church pictured above has two campuses in Vero Beach and provide Child care and a multitude of ministries.
Lutheran Churches
There are five Lutheran Churches in Vero Beach, each of which pride themselves on their community involvement. Living Lord Lutheran Church, pictured above is a Florida-Bahamas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
There are five Lutheran Churches in Vero Beach, each of which pride themselves on their community involvement. Living Lord Lutheran Church, pictured above is a Florida-Bahamas Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.
Jewish Synagogue
Vero Beach is home to Temple Bath Shalom. The Temple is a Reform Jewish congregation dedicated to Jewish values of study, worship and social responsibility. Additionally, the Temple is centrally located in the heart of Vero Beach
Non Denominational Churches
Vero Beach has many Non Denominational Churches. These church communities are very tight knit and are known for their family like friendliness. Oceans Unite Church pictured above even has a coffee shop in the Indian River Mall which it uses to raise funds for charity.
All other Churches and Houses of Worship
Vero Beach is home to over 50 houses of Worship representative of a multitude of faiths and walks of life. The houses of worship listed above are just a small portion of what the faith community has to offer in Vero Beach.
